Oho-mono-nushi (Miwa)
Japanese · deity · primordial · Recorded classification
The Nihongi both lists Oho-mono-nushi among Okuninushi’s names and narrates the guardian and wondrous spirit who asks to dwell at Mount Mimoro. This record preserves that distinct cult portrayal.
Children in alternative accounts
- Hime-tatara I-suzu-hime: Nihongi I, Aston translation, I.61–62: alternative parentage of Hime-tatara I-suzu-himeNihongi I, Aston translation, I.61–62: alternative parentage of Hime-tatara I-suzu-hime (primary)
Relations
- cult spirit of: ŌkuninushiNihongi I, Aston translation, I.59–62: names and spirit at Mimoro (primary); Kojiki XXVIII, worship on Mount Mimoro (primary)
Sources
- The Nihongi both lists Oho-mono-nushi among Okuninushi’s names and narrates the guardian and wondrous spirit who asks to dwell at Mount Mimoro. This record preserves that distinct cult portrayal.: Nihongi I, Aston translation, I.59–62: names and spirit at Mimoro (primary); Kojiki XXVIII, worship on Mount Mimoro (primary)